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They go get either Jess Quentin or Seth Timmons or somebody to go with you well.

And now the well drillers, now them drillers, though so them witches don't know nothing about it but

I wouldn't I would if I drilled a well I would want to witch you have you ever heard of

witching for water it's an ancient folk method for finding underground water,

but people today believe that you can also use it to find underground utilities

and a bunch of other stuff.

It's long been chalked off by science as hocus pocus,

but it's still widely used in rural America,

and I'm interested in how people view this.

On this episode, we'll interview seven people.

A legit water witcher, a casual water witcher,

a guy who knew a legendary water witcher,

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